Send Pastor Sepa
to Malawi This Fall
A Mission Trip to East Africa | October 25 - November 8
THREE WAYS TO PARTNER
Pray. Join the prayer team. We'll send updates from the field while Pastor Sepa is in Malawi, so you can pray with names and faces in mind.
Give. $50 a month. $500 one time. $5,000. Whatever the amount, it goes directly to the trip and the work on the ground.
Roof a church. $1,500 puts a congregation under cover before rainy season hits.
IN TWO YEARS, 12 CHURCHES.
From October 2024 to October 2025, Pastor Sepa Nashale planted 12 local churches: 5 in the Democratic Republic of Congo and 7 in Malawi.
These aren't programs on paper.
These are congregations of real people, primarily refugees from the DRC, who heard the Gospel, believed it, and are now making disciples.
Pastor Sepa is a man who does what he says.
WHO IS PASTOR SEPA?
Pastor Sepa Nashale serves as the lead pastor of True Vine Mission Church in Wyoming, Michigan, a church plant of the Great Lakes City Classis. He is a Church Planting Catalyst and Evangel Dean with World Impact, one of the leading urban missions organizations in the country.
His work is built on a simple conviction: the Gospel changes everything. Evangelism leads to discipleship. Discipleship leads to leadership development. Leadership development leads to church planting. And church planting starts the whole thing over again in the next community.
That's not a theory. It's what's happening right now in Central and East Africa.
WHAT HAPPENS ON THIS TRIP
This fall, Pastor Sepa and a guest family will spend two weeks in Malawi with the churches he's planted and the leaders who are planting the next ones. While he's there, he will:
- Visit the Dzaleka Refugee Camp church and six local churches in the Lilongwe and Mangochi districts
- Help install roofs on church buildings that need to be finished before rainy season
- Train local evangelists and church leaders through an Evangel School of Church Planting
- Bring skin care supplies to people with albinism living in Dzaleka
- Check in on the Pwetekere village church and its Farming God's Way project, where families are building financial stability through their faith community
He's going. The question is whether he goes with everything he needs. Air travel, food, lodging, Bibles, discipleship materials, and skin care all cost money. That's where you come in.
TRIP DETAILS
When: October 25 – November 8, 2026
Where: Malawi, East Africa. Lilongwe and Mangochi districts.
PROVIDE A ROOF
When a new church is planted, the congregation builds their own structure, by hand, to gather in. That's not a small thing. These families are doing the work themselves.
Last year three congregations received roofing materials thanks to the support of Buck Creek Community Church, the RCA, and the De Jong Family. They are now able to gather together in and out of rainy season.
And in Malawi, rainy season is relentless. A church without a roof can't function as a church. Right now, nine of our congregations are waiting on a roof. Each one costs $1,500.
WHY IT MATTERS
You're not giving to a program. You're investing in a movement. The goal: 25 new churches planted by local leaders by 2030. Congregations that evangelize, disciple, and multiply, long after any of us go home.
READY TO TALK?
Contact Pastor Sepa directly:
📞 +1 (616) 617-5758
🌐 www.truevinechurchmi.org
If this is stirring something in you, reach out, or give above.
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